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Flint needs to go green now
http://blog.mlive.com/ flintjournal/ aheller/ 2008/ 09/ flint_needs_to_go_green_…Like the Incredible Hulk, Flint and Genesee County need to go green. Bio-gas for heating and buses. Fuel cells, electricity and natural gas for cars. Wind and solar for power. Even mangoes, banana peels and tin can for our flux capacitors. Hey, if it worked in "Back to the Future" it can work here.
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Flint needs to go green now
http://blog.mlive.com/ flintjournal/ aheller/ 2008/ 09/ flint_needs_to_go_green_…Like the Incredible Hulk, Flint and Genesee County need to go green. Bio-gas for heating and buses. Fuel cells, electricity and natural gas for cars. Wind and solar for power. Even mangoes, banana peels and tin can for our flux capacitors. Hey, if it worked in "Back to the Future" it can work here.
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From Kitchen Scraps to Biogas - Stockholm Embraces Garbage Disposals
http://www.treehugger.com/ files/ 2008/ 09/ kitchen-scraps-to-biogas.phpFrom the 'everything that goes around comes around' department: in Sweden it is a rare thing to find a kitchen equipped with a garbage disposal, those noisy finger hazards that are extremely commonplace in American kitchens.
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Biogas Range Extender
http://jcwinnie.biz/ wordpress/ ?p=3261According to the DoE (U.S. Department of Energy), via Green Car Congress1, there are renewed efforts by NGVTF (Natural Gas Vehicle Technology Forum) “to develop and deploy commercially competitive natural gas engines, vehicles, and infrastructure,” to include hybrid natural gas vehicles.
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Kraft Turning Cheese Waste Into Biogas
http://cleantechnica.com/ 2008/ 09/ 18/ kraft-turning-cheese-waste-into-biogas/Add Kraft to the growing list of companies that turn waste into energy. Two of the company’s New York cheese plants plan to turn used whey into biogas—enough to provide energy to 2,600 homes. Previously, Kraft relied on other methods to get rid of its waste. Read more of this story »
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Power to the Poop
http://www.lime.com/ blog/ e_b_boyd/ 2008/ 09/ 17/ power_poopSolar power. Wind power. Poop power? Now that’s what we call creative thinking. As policy wonks and technologists try to figure out the future of clean energy, a few intrepid souls from Europe to Texas to India are giving waste a chance. The Netherlands just opened the largest-ever factory to convert chicken poop into power for 90,000 homes.
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The Biofuel Business Is Going Horizontal
http://greenlight.greentechmedia.com/ 2008/ 09/ 16/ the-biofuel-business-is-goin…SAUSALITO, Calif. — Computer companies initially made everything they needed – chips, software, chassis, cooling systems. Gradually, the business went horizontal: some made chips, others went into software and others just concentrated on equipment.
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City’s Grease-Power Plan Has Recycled 1 Million Gallons
http://ecolocalizer.com/ 2008/ 09/ 16/ city%e2%80%99s-grease-power-plan-has-recy…Milbrae, a small city south of San Francisco, celebrated its millionth gallon of restaurant grease-to-biogas energy conversion today. The program wasn’t a shoe-in for success when plant superintendent Joe Magner and former superintendent Dick York started it in 2007.
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Anaerobic digestion of livestock manure – an attractive option for renewable power
http://biopact.com/ 2008/ 09/ anaerobic-digestion-of-livestock-manure.htmlIn the following guest contribution, Salman Zafar outlines the benefits of using livestock manure for the production of biogas. In many countries, livestock production generates large amounts of organic waste the treatment of which is either inefficient or non-existent.
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Local Landfill Taps Garbage for Electricity
http://www.chelseagreen.com/ content/ ?p=1424I can just picture it: some yokel with a shotgun chases his dinner out to the sewage treatment plant and ends up shooting up a vein of alternative energy— the next thing you know, old Jed’s a millionaire! Brown gold! Texas pee!
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